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lobligeance
accepte
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I. accept [Brit əkˈsɛpt, Am əkˈsɛpt] VB trans
1. accept (take, receive):
accept gift, offer, suggestion, apology, candidate, money
accepter
2. accept (resign oneself to):
accept fate, situation
accepter
3. accept (tolerate):
accept behaviour, immigrant, new idea
admettre
it is generally accepted that …
il est admis que …
4. accept (take on):
accept task, role, function
assumer
II. accepted ADJ
accepted behaviour, fact, definition:
accepted
admis
in the accepted sense of the word
dans le sens usuel du mot
tolerantly accept, treat
avec tolérance
uncritically accept, endorse
sans se poser de questions
pragmatically say, accept etc
avec pragmatisme
increasingly, he came to accept this
petit à petit, il a fini par accepter cela
submissively react, accept, say
docilement
conditionally agree, accept, propose
sous conditions
regretfully abandon, accept, decide
à regret
tamely abandon, accept, submit, decide
docilement
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
accepter invitation, personne, proposition, cadeau
to accept
accepter qc de qn
to accept sth from sb
accepter que …
to accept that …
accepter défi, pari
to accept, to take up
accepter excuse, théorie, personne
to accept
accepter l'idée de faire qc
to accept the idea of doing sth
accepter situation, destin
to accept, to come to terms with
s'accepter (tel qu'on est)
to accept oneself (for what one is)
s'accepter (mutuellement)
to accept one another
engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski
I. accept [əkˈsept] VB trans
1. accept (take):
accept
accepter
to accept a gift/an offer
accepter un cadeau/une offre
2. accept (believe):
accept
admettre
3. accept (resign oneself to):
accept
se résigner
to accept one's fate
se soumettre à son destin
4. accept (welcome):
accept
accepter
to accept sb as sth
accepter qn en tant que qc
II. accept [əkˈsept] VB intr (say yes)
accept
accepter
to accept one's portion of the blame
accepter sa part de responsabilité
to accept charity
accepter l'aumône
accept my sympathies
croyez à toute ma sympathie
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
agréer
to accept
accepter
to accept
accepter défi
to accept
assumer douleur
to accept
assumer condition
to accept
s'assumer
to accept oneself
assumer
to accept one's situation
se rendre à l'évidence
to accept the obvious
admettre excuse
to accept
j'admets que tu as raison
I accept that you may be right
décliner/rejeter toute responsabilité
to accept no responsibility
engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski
I. accept [ək·ˈsept] VB trans
1. accept (take):
accept
accepter
to accept a gift/an offer
accepter un cadeau/une offre
2. accept (believe):
accept
admettre
3. accept (resign oneself to):
accept
se résigner
to accept one's fate
se soumettre à son destin
4. accept (welcome):
accept
accepter
to accept sb as sth
accepter qn en tant que qc
II. accept [ək·ˈsept] VB intr (say yes)
accept
accepter
to accept charity
accepter l'aumône
to accept one's portion of the blame
accepter sa part de responsabilité
accept my sympathies
croyez à toute ma sympathie
I can't possibly accept it
je ne peux vraiment pas accepter
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
agréer
to accept
accepter
to accept
accepter défi
to accept
assumer douleur
to accept
assumer condition
to accept
s'assumer
to accept oneself
assumer
to accept one's situation
se rendre à l'évidence
to accept the obvious
admettre excuse
to accept
Present
Iaccept
youaccept
he/she/itaccepts
weaccept
youaccept
theyaccept
Past
Iaccepted
youaccepted
he/she/itaccepted
weaccepted
youaccepted
theyaccepted
Present Perfect
Ihaveaccepted
youhaveaccepted
he/she/ithasaccepted
wehaveaccepted
youhaveaccepted
theyhaveaccepted
Past Perfect
Ihadaccepted
youhadaccepted
he/she/ithadaccepted
wehadaccepted
youhadaccepted
theyhadaccepted
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Aid flows have significantly increased over the last decade, but at the same time aid has become increasingly fragmented.
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The punchboard soon became increasingly similar to today's lottery tickets.
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He then used increasingly more machine code in an effort to produce magazine games of equal quality to commercial titles.
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Thus, brevet awards became increasingly common later in the war.
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Subsequent questions are played for increasingly large sums, roughly doubling at each turn.
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